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Advice to Mothers.

Are you disturbed at night and broken
of your rest by sick child suffering and
crying with pain Of cutting teeth? II SO,
send at once aud get bottle OF Mrs. Win
slows Soothing Syrup for children teeth
ing 1t cures dysentery, diarrhoea, regu-
lates the stomach and bowels, cures wind
collie, softens the gums, reduces inhama-
ton, and gives tone and energy to the
whole system. Mrs Winslows Soothing
Syrup for Children Teething is pleasant
to the taste and is the prescription Of one
of the oldest and best female physicians
and nurses in the United States, and is for
sale by all druggists throughout the world.
Price, 20 cents bottle.
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by local sppliralicus,s as they canno, reach
the diseased portion Of the ear There il
only one way 10 cure Deafness. aud that is
BY constitutional remedies. Deafness is
caused by an inhamed condition Of the
m aeoos liniag Of the Easiaehian Tute,
When this tuba gets inlAmcd. you have a
rumblibg sound or inperlee. heating aud
when II Is entirely closed Deafness is The
result, aad unless the inflammation can be
taken ont aud this tube restored to iis
normal condition, hearing will be destroy
ed forever; nice cases cot Of ten are eaus-
ed by eatarrh. which is nothing but an in
famed condition Of the mucous surfaces.
We will give oae Hundred Dollars for
any case OF Deafness (caused by Catarrhl
thu, We can not cure by taking Halls Ca
iarrh Cure Send Tor circular, free
4. j. CHENEY 4 CO, Toledo, o.
Dog Sold by Druggists, 70 cents.
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HALES HONEY is The best Cough Cure, %, boc., ~
GLEsNS SULPHUR SOAP heals add beauties, 25e
GERMAN CORN REMOVER kills corns & Buuions, 2sc
HILLS HAIR q wHIsKER DYE--Black g. Brown, Soc,
PIXIES TooTHAcHE DROPS cure in Minute, 25c
DEANS RHEUMATIC PILLS arc a sure cure. TO-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-11-17

Nervous weakness, Dyspepsia, Impo
tence. Sexual Debility. cured by Wells
Health. Remover 81.
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Plies, reaches, anis, bed-bugs, rats
mice. gophers, chipmunks, cleared out by
Rough 90 Rats" l5c.
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--E q. Bacon is painting bis boz shop
Mrs. Carrie D ,tslorI Is home Tor I
iew weeks
g. W. Bradley i. decreasing bis lad,
help stitching butter borcs
Miss Emma Ames aud sister from
Sonib wsllinsforJ are visiting 81 A l.
Warner
MIR v b BseJa has baat "a aidi
,ion 90 ihe south slae Of bis Dwelling
He i nos sboai ready 20 plaster II.
THE Rev. 4 L Bfosa gave us prof
liable sermoa last saad.y on iLst tamil
iar text. WHAT sassl "a proai msn II re
gsin tue ahui- .orlJ .ul l,.s has o~a
.oBi
The boar - the sabbath School ser.
vice 10. neen shsssei u s0uss nos
oetsre iae peeaehiss SERVES. II : o'clock
All arc iltiieh 70 cone sod il 10 horei tho
sitendsnee will he larger
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LADIES SEE YOUR DRESSES Az OTHERS
SEE THEN.
Halls Bazaar Portable and
Adjustable Dress and
Skirt Forms. s

The Form is designed for private families.
dress makers and the thousands OF ladies who
make their own and cbildren's dresses Every
lady knows how thoroughly she is al the mercy
Of the drersmAkers while standing TO have their
dresses draped and irimmded. The b. gar Skirt
Form is then her own most welcome substitute
aud che has he satisfaction OF seeing her dfoss
as Others zee 1t AID Of making her own suggss-
tions, privilege she has heretofore been de-
prived o. Tor sale by
W. g. LAMPsoi,
Manchester Centre, Vermont.
Nov 10th, 1887. 27tf
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when Baby wAs sick, We gave her csstoriA,
When she wAs Child, she cried for castoria,
When she became Eiss shs elung 10 castoris,
When she had Children she gave them Caxtoria,
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7 --On Tses5sy night Of last week. SRI
Vas discovered about one o'clock 10 .h'
siesn mill Svpea ~ Y O. Baooa. Alarm
vas sircn snd The h,ucs were soa1 eriin-
guisAsa. II probably cssghi from ihs
passing train a. Il hni started 10 40 cid
tank used 10 steam logs. Gully al ew feet from
tho track The lask vas barred and The
flames bad ipsi reached tbe mil shen
help arrived. There vss sir1ag north
east sial bloring which would hsre
swept ihe greaier part 81 the place bad it
90, been discovered ADD ettiHgnishei
Some repairs we're necessary before The
mill could be ruo.
ARLINGTON.
The buildings on J. Dnrdeii's place
have been thoroughly repaired sud the
house is heiag re painted
- Mr. George vsagha. formerly Of this
town. but nov residing With his son at
Jackson. y. u, is seriously III.
AT Chiselsillc GU Tuesday evening a
hay barn with coh,enis belonging 10 DeA-
ey Phillips vas totally consumed by fire,
Or Phillips has been eoutoed TO the
house 10 consequences Of oyerwork 10 his
profession. but We are glad to learn that
be ia oouysleseiDg,
WEST ABi4IN0roS.
Mis- Jenuie Eaton IL spending a
few weeks 10 Cambridge. n y.
Mrs. IL Gay Back is home from her
western uip
School commenced this week 10 Dist
No g
Tue first real SNOW storm 81 the season
last week Wednesday.
Parents cannot always carry the baby on
. trip for the res osery Of Its health But
hey can keep DIR, Bulls Baby Syrup in
be house, aud IL will compensate Tor the
~. bv its nrauant raltaf
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-11-17

Between 1000 aud 5000 barrels Of apples
have been shipped from Vergepnes this
season
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-. c. Co1nos hss hsd good deal q
iroslse 10 getting cosl esouxh 10 snPpl,
his casiosssrs Orders that be sent 10 lAs'
sspieGtw bare sos ye, been filed. cn'
ifoubls being scarcity o' cara A srez'
! many looaliila. are short 81 coal. sosas 81
them bsins naeh verse &c then Mssches'
ifs.
20. " Bradley Of this place 10 inter
Gated 10 the pewly discovered msngsness
ere bed 10 South wsIlinsford. be hsvirs
persisied 10 The search alter other parties
bad girep IL up 10 regard 10 The mice
80 copy The following from the Ru,land
I Herald; "An old mine 10 the moantain,
sbosi bali nile southeast Of South Wal
linsicfs. IL being worked by Mr.. IL A.
Lyos. The product "a about Az even mix
tore Of if0n ore and manganese sod Il Is
shipped 70 Csrassie Bros. 4 Co. ~ BESSIE
@sr. near Piiisbnrg. Pa, Tor the maoaiac
iara Of Bossemer steel Al present only
IA treh are employed. bat IS there is 81
assured market for all that can be produc
ed, and ~ The supply ~ believed TO be
practically ioerhsns,ible. the force will be
incfcssoj a. soon az the Bennington a
BnlisBd railroad extends spur track to
the mine. Last months shipment Was
$50 tons and this months will be large.
Tue ore ~ mostly hne and easily shoyeled.
u ia said 10 be u superior quality and
just The thing for asking stetI. There
are probably other deposits 10 Vermont.
pogsrr.
Dorset people are panied TO learn Of
Dr.. Prsniiss continued illness.
MIR simmons has just completed |
his naS residence on the West road
Miss Maria Moore has gone TO Albion,
n. Y. where she expects 10 remsin during
the Water.
The Ptruii.s' summer residence aud
the parsonage are both receiving fresh
coat OF psini.
1t may Interest The many D.fset
friends Of the parties 10 learu tina. ~ the
'Ides Of November" Geo IL, Sheldon aud
Gertle Bacon Sheldon. were made happy
Ia Geo. II. Jr. Their '1rystiug days"
we're oft 10 delectablr DJrsel. aud here
we're Cupid" aifoss first directed.
Madison, Wis, is aos their home. and
Wisconsin welcomes another Badger" 4
boy.
Miss Eunice ii. Willard died 10 Dor
'et, oi cancer. Sunday. NV, 6th, aged |
Is years, al the residence u her sister /
Mrs. Charles Baldwin. She was eldest
ister Of the Hon C. NJ. Willard OF Gas d
Teton. Funeral services were held on 1
dondsy at 3 p. m, Rev. T.. s. Pratt OH 3
Eating The remsins were taken TO Cas-
Teton. her former home. on Tuesday and :.
nterred 10 Hillside cemetery by the side \
| her her aud sister She had been :,
a invalid over 80 years She knew for !,
ome weeks that tue end was near, aud ~
rientls called to see her she had a charge
nd good bye for each AID every one.
saying behind a bright ex SIMPLE OF Chris
ian faith. :
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A Model Business College. DO you KNOW
that the comaodious NEW BUILDING erected
especially for the
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-11-17
TRAINS LEAVE MANCHESTER


F1h rfn MetgB.
sggAw Nail fs6sFx Mined
ilssaA Mtred IlsirE NJ Rir
i1sifAa NlIfP
raH TnE nmEfM
lQ0s an ifom Trey 3 10 n MiIed-
sls9ra Mad iA3AM ~ Lrp
T.l2ga Passages
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-11-17

school Of shorthand and Type-Wriffng
vii contain The hnesi commercial school rooms
10 ibis county, with new furniture, steam beat,
eeiric light. good ventilation and MI modern
improvements. very generous support and
recognition Of lie superiority las made neoes'
cary the mes building ~ meet comets nily
crossing patronage and increasing demand Tor
graduates "a, MI good basIness positions, Cat
sleguss and specimens Of ptnmanship mailed
free. Address CAhAKIL a CABHAhT, 81 a %
North Pearl -. Albany, y y.
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Parents cannot always carry the baby on
trip for the resoyery Of Its health But
they can keep DIR. Bulls Baby Syrup IN
the house, aud il will compensate Tor the
TIP by It's prompt relief.
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PAwLEr.

ID. E. Wairons was 10 Troy this week
DIR. p. s LOOMS Of Bennington is in
town.
"A thanksgiving dance is to be held at
town ball Nov Gath.
Shipments Of cheese were made from
the several factories last week.
Frank Sheldon OF Smith Basin, N. y,
spent the Sabbath at d. @. Wheelers.
Rev. John Wiseman OF East Aurora.
n. Y. has been 10 town a few days.
Mason Bros. left Nov. 18th with their
last drove OF cattle for this season.
"A uniou temperance service was held
at the Congregational church last Sabbath
evening.
Mrs. ID. W. Bromley who has been
visiting through the west several weeks
returned home Saturday.
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The rain OF Monday en- ded with snow
giving sir inches aud stiording very good
sleigbing.
Our lumber men are all busy cutting
and piling logs and getting ready for the
winter campaign.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-11-17

LAsDbhbNE4
Mrs. Bailey moved to Hanover. N. II.
last week.
Alfred Chilis is in Massachusetts, Sc
ling his butter aud poultry.
MIR. and Mrs Jamer Marshall have
been spennipg few days 10 town.
Last Friday gave Us about four inches
OF snow. 1t has since disappeared.
&C. W. woodsard has msved into the
parsonage lately vacated by W. J. Cud
worth.
Mrs. J. Il. Abbott aud Mrs. Wesley
Swallow who hsy beeo quite III are i'm
proving.
Mrs. Dexter Coolidge has been quite
i'll with heart difficulty DIR. l.. y. Ar
mold attends her.
lit Is surmi-ej that George Fishe OF
Dandy is n-go,isiiag for the Ann Harlow
place in this ''burgL.
We pos hear The ring Of the black
smiths hammer irum esrly Morn till late
Of eve. Aivsh CsrIay swings II, and he
will do your work aud let yon 40 bone by
day light.
M. O. Colburn aud Henry Lampson
have taken a Job Of eating logs for Wm.
Jaqui,h on his Sawyer 10, ia Nj Tabor.
They find spruce trees 50 large that a
twelve FOO, cut sili make over 800 feet OF
inch boards.
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Ihe IntcGt Ono.

II tho following snake STORY had not
originated in n Republican paper, snys
the New Orleans Pioay unc. it might he
believed. Coming hs it does from tho
Nebraska State Journal IL will he
doubted by Democrats. The journal
Gays: "John II. Scagirt. n farmer of
this county. has n snake which swal.
lowed mn rigbt.day clock in August.
1886. Until the clock run down II
struck regular, aud i,s ticking could br
heard distinctly. A short time g Mr..
S. found some eggs whigh had been de.
posted IN n saulbnnk 10y the reptile,
and on breaking then open found that,
each contained nm opcnfsccd watch III
Grst.clnss running order. lie sold them
nj n henry profit. nni has now given
tho snhk" n post hole augur, in tho
hope that il will rroducc sufficient cork.
sorrows to enable him to open novelty
store in Bnusns."
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4 -SMbstnmiimI Ltgnt.

Clearly beloved" suIl the pastor Of
the = vcutocntu Presbyterian Church.
OF Oakland. yestcrday. ''iur the past,
week my heart has been torn 10y con.
iiictiug emotions. it.yI long luburcd
you. aud il | could have my
viii. here IL whcr, I would de. But !
recently received n call 10 care for IL
Hook in Los Angeles. aud I have wrcs.
tied with the Lord IN prayer to know
whcthcc 1t was his will thnl i should
proceed to that nuw field Of duty. l.
At this moncut the clerk tip.tout
softly forward nud handed tho pastor "a
Uricf note from tho treasurer. A the
good shcphcr / rcui it his brow cleared.
"Brcthlrn," he continued, "thc Lord
has yuuchsnfcl IN answer To- my prayer
I see an inward light which couyIncc~
roc that It ~ thc DIVINE plrnsur' that ]
should cDutinu, t. labor among this
people whose spiritual interests have
been dear to mo for 40 many years. Let
| 10 pray. IS. +. Post.
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TIE WEEKLY INDEPENDENT.
Fror. Saturdays Daily.
hALMAGUNDI.

w,lliamMitshell, Of Smith Greek, was
in town to-day.
The WEIGH Comedy Company at
Freeman Hail tonight.
w. $. Clayton Jr.. Of Mound Valley,
WIS in Town to-day.
William Smiley came down from
Deeth this morning.
VT. Crane came in from his ranch
on South Fork last evening.
Regular meeting EIko Lodge No IL.
]. .. o. +. at their Hall tonight.
ElEo is on the boom. There are two
licensed ,tui poker games IL town.
Murray Specific. the great English
remedy g: all nervous Diseases. i, for
sale by +. +. MAILER.
FL Kelly. tho HaIIeck merchant.
came down on this mornings train and
spent the day in town.
The boom has struck EIkp. rs il evil
dencrd 10y the nvru"wus brick buildings
Mrs. L. c. Hardy came down this
morning from l"ano aud will leave
Monday morning for Reno.
nm
"i
- ' !"
n.y.
state senator q" W f""el "rH''d
""
ArP'"' Next M'hdAy VIII J." tie
i'''re1 Nr' ir'r-th"y year '"'' and
20 " O' UNI
N'
he'''riny = H'V"F slate contains "
HIST OF tho tax payers OF HI'nOoidt
county, aui the amount Tor watch they
are assessed.
" I. smiths new wind mill wns
placed upon the tower last evening and
"A trial proves that It works well with a
very slight breeze
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Another Train Robbery.

4 Fort Worth, Texas. dispatch Of III,
2lst. instant says: Two masked men
with drawn reyolycrs mounted the cab Of
the Texas and Pacific cast-bouud ca.
press last night rs 1t pulled ont OF Ben.
brook. Tho engineer was ordered Ia
run the train. 4 few miles from Zen.
brooh 1t wi + stopped just over II high
],resiIc. Here two other masked men
boarded the tTiin. The fireman aud
engineer were placed under guard. u
dozen shots were fred into the express
car and the door WAS hnrlly opened by
Pacific Express Messenger Mnioucy,
One Of the robbers entered aud cleaned
ont tho safe aud then went into the
mail err. Messenger Griffith offered no
resistance. Every registered letter in
he car VIVA secured. The work wan
done in ten minutes mud the engineer
ordcrcl to pull ont. The train was the
through express from Snn Francisco.
] rhc booty taken Is valued at $4,000.
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Is nahoncy the nurdercrY

Some years ago n man named, MRho.
uoy was convicted in Virginia City Of
having murdered his wife. Her body was
terribly mutilutcd and n more shocking
sight vas never witnessed in Virginia
City. Mnhuucy was sent Ia the Stnto
Prison. whcrc he now j.. Prior tu the
killing of Mrs. MNhoucy. the Pollock
family vas mystcrioualy murdered for
their money. aud their bodies muGlntcd
and buried. Since Nahoncy has been
In prison. his house wns torn down.
and sccrctcd in the casing Of the door
was found a ride belonging to tho late
Pollock with his name engraved on the
barrel. 1t is nov bcucgeI that Mthon.
IS killed the Poliocks aud tn killed
his wife u prevent her telling what she
know Of the terrible tragedy. Il Carson
Appeal.
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wInncmucca Hail CIub.

The wimncmuc - returned ycs,cr.
day from their contest with the Enrc.
kns. covered with dust aud glory. The
nine which met the Eirekn-, on tn"
diamond and took them In nrc: M,mu.
g"r frrnk Ewalt, English, Duty. T.. y
Levy. AlcIrulcr. Grnndin, Beck, Hen.
~. Nulty aud Boyer. TIL hoy4 wcrc
given a hearty reception upon their ar
rival home. An artillery salute was
drcd aud their hcndqurJlcr at the Pa.
lace wcrc handsomely decorated, nrpro
pirate mottocs icing displayed in con
s]picuous p.accs. Very little money
changed haud' ON the result here ~
bcitcrs against tho home club were very
catering -[Sly,r State.
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N oIhers, Read.

The proprietors of SANTA Able
have authorized L. L. Muller to refund
your money if, after giving this Califor-
mia King OF Cough Cures a fair triAl az
directed. it fails to give satisfaction for
the care Of Coughs, Group, Whooping
Cough and all Throat and Lung troub-
les. When the disease affects the head
aud assumes the form Of CatGrrh, moth
ing is so effective as CALIFORNIA
CAT-R-CURE. These preparations
ARE without equals rs household REM
edies. Sold ut 81 90 a package. Thee
for 81 so.
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An Absolute cure.

The oRtuISAJ ABIETHB OINTMENT 10
only put mp IN large, two-ounoe tin bo1cs, snd
. az absolute cure foe old sores. burns,
wounds, chsppcd h,nds. aud all skin crop
tons. will positively cure ell kiuds Of piios.
Ask for tho ORIGINAL ADiET1NE oiSr
MESr. Sold by y. y. Muller a. 40 cents pcr
box -uJ mail - cents.
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9-l2.
JuSI Received

Over I'VE hundred new samples for
custom made Fall and Winter Clothing.
II you want Il fine suit Of clothes made
TO order. latest in style, perfect in fit,
best in quality and cheapest in price,
ONE and look at my samples. You
can't help being suited.
u. REINuART.
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For SnIc.

A frat class hay ranch 4 miles
from Elko for sale. Yields ono half It's
value in hay every year. An excellent
stock range near the premises. For
particulars call on or address
j. I. BURSER,
ia. EIko. Nevada
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5DrI1ut

I have on hand about 100 pairs
Ladies' 2 button Kid Gloves, sizes 6, ca.
ca, and Ga, which l will close out at
the above prics. Don't miss this chance
OF getting n pair Of Kid Gloves cheap.
Jly NJ. RfISHAEr.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Gkx norEL-Bartlett 4 OstrsisLer.
ProprietorS.

Barney Horn. San francisco; Geo w
Baker wife aud son. Eureka; Hub
Parker, Carson; Win Anderson. BulIion;
Sol Hip, Taylor; Frank Little. Chi
cago; Tom Columbet, San Jose: 4
Hardes,y, South FORK; J II Henry.
Mound; NJ Cawley, G McPhersoa, Tus.g
carorn; G VIM, Deeth; Ell Cassady,
Detroit, Mich; J ii Valencios, Halle, K. F.
JF Mayne. Sacramento; Jud Dakin..
Marsh Stot!er, jacob Conrad, Lamoill.;
John Marsh, Paradise; w s Clayton,
John Ciendenning. W S Clayton Jr,
Mound; Is + Swartz, S +; ] G Norris,
Eureka; y A Farthing. Pleasant; J
Carat. Will Williams. l. W Ider, jas
Briscoi, Winnemucca; Rollin p SAKE,
Ogden. p Hardesty. Wells.
w Doolin, Cherry Greek; A J Tiffany,
LamoiIie: Ii Metz, J W Powell, Tusca-
rora; Hiss Ruby Stoker, A Ii Traycr,
Bullion; 10 Lindsay, Union; E G
Hardy, John Shellburg, Dave Bauch-
man, Mrs L G Hardy, Touno; Z Ii
Court!ey, S f; Jas Malone, Grass VAL
ley; w $ Clayton, W S Clayton Jr.,
Geo Hyer, Mound, Ell Kelly, Haileck.
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Hold Nour Horseaf

Stop Mt MorguD's Blacksmith shop
where you can get horse shoeipg.
wagon repairing and all kinds Of black
smithiug lone ON short notice. Suits
ia ;iion guaranteed ~ 10 quality Of
work and price.
J.. l.. MoLoAN.
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Brand Notice.

Notice is hereby given that all stock,
horses or cattle, branded 60 belong 10
the undersigned, rs the said brand wan
recorded in the records OF Elko county
by Ill! late husband, l.. T.. banning, ON
the LIST day of May, 1885, and the own
ership thereof has never been trans
icTred.
ARs. FRANCIs BANNING.
nIn
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For snlc.

The old Stage Stable, pear the resi-.
doncc q q. &. Warner. Is offered for
sale. For further particulars call on or
address,
0.2O. r. BnKkr.